Rotation assist
You move, the bot casts. Put your spells in the order you want and it follows them while you play.
A BOT FOR WOTLK 3.3.5 PRIVATE REALMS
EbonBot is a WotLK bot that casts your rotation while you play, or takes over completely: grinding, questing, looting and selling. Built for the custom Ebonhold realm — at home on any Wrath 3.3.5 server.
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Walking to the next spot
You move, the bot casts. Put your spells in the order you want and it follows them while you play.
Hands-off leveling: pick an activity for your level range and the bot fights, loots, rests, repairs, sells and turns quests in.
Every character keeps its own profiles. They stay with your account when you switch computers. Share one with a friend.
Start and stop while you play with a hotkey, or from a small button you can place anywhere on the screen.
Native Windows app; on Linux it works alongside the game running under Wine. Updates install themselves from inside the app.
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EbonBot.Client.exe as administrator, sign in, pick an activity and press Start.Windows 10 or newer, 64-bit.
chmod +x EbonBot.Client../EbonBot.Client. In the Game tab set your Wine binary and the game's WINEPREFIX, then connect it to the game.Any x64 distribution with Wine.
The app checks for updates when it starts and installs them with one click.
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Download the app, sign in with the same account and your profiles are there.
Any Wrath of the Lich King 3.3.5 private server. It was built for the custom Ebonhold realm, where it also drives the realm's own systems — world quest boards, teleports and more — and the generic features (rotation, grinding, questing, farming) work everywhere else.
Yes. Create a free account, download the app for Windows or Linux, sign in and start. The app updates itself.
Full activities: grind a zone, run quest routes, farm with patrol loops, sell and restock, answer whispers, and stop on its own safety rules. Or keep your hands on the wheel and let it only cast your rotation.
No. It works with the stock 3.3.5a client — no patched executables, no modified files. A small helper talks to the running game and the bot service makes every decision.
EbonBot is free software. Anyone who wants it may download it and use it. There is no price, no subscription, and no paid support. Nothing you pay (you pay nothing) buys a guarantee, a duty of care, or a right to be compensated later.
The author offers the program as-is. There is no warranty that it will run, that it will keep running, that it will do what you expect, or that it is allowed where you play. Realms make their own rules about automation. Those rules are yours to read and yours to follow. The author does not ask a realm for permission on your behalf and does not promise that a realm will tolerate the program.
If your account is banned, suspended, muted, or otherwise punished, that is your responsibility. The same is true for a character, items, gold, progress, time, or anything else you lose after you download, install, or run EbonBot, or after you let someone else do those things with your account. The author did not play the character, did not accept a realm's rules for you, and is not liable for the decision a realm's staff then makes.
You accept that outcome when you create an account here or when you download the app. If you do not accept it, do not create an account and do not download the app.
There will be no compensation. The author will not pay damages, refund anything, restore a character, replace items or gold, recover lost time, or make any other amends. That covers a ban, a suspension, a lost character, a lost install, an update that changes how the program behaves, registration being closed, and the program being withdrawn. Free software does not come with a claim against the person who published it.
No partnership, employment, or agency exists between you and the author, or between the author and any realm or its staff. The author does not speak for a realm, and a realm's staff do not speak for the author.
EbonBot was created because some members of a game-master team decided it was a good idea to enter a Discord they had not been invited to, and from there to accuse the developer of distributing software that harms the realm. The project exists so they can see what distributing software actually means.
It means a program published in the open, for anyone who chooses to take it, at no charge, with a plain warning in front of them. The person who runs it carries the consequences. The person who published it does not owe them a remedy when a realm objects, and does not owe the people who made the accusation anything either.